Changshayu

Changsha Island, an isolated island surrounded by water, is also a microcosm of the intertwining of human hearts and rivers and lakes. The five-volume story revolves around Zhonglou, Hua Wuchang, and Lu Guanchao, starting from the mystery of identity, resistance to the system, hatred and forgiveness, and the reconstruction of order, to the irony and destiny of fate. Zhongzhonglou came to Changsha Island to track down the enemy who destroyed his family, but found that his name was carved as a "chess piece" on the ruined monument. The ten-year pursuit of the murderer was just a well-designed chess game. The new prefect Pei Dongming implemented the "Jianghu Baojia System" and used taxes and firepower to force Jianghu people to bow their heads. Zhongzhonglou was forced to become the leader of the resistance, using blood and iron to shake the iron walls of the government. Hua Wuchang's enemy appears, and turns out to be the dying old man she saved on the way. The knife of revenge has not yet fallen, and she chooses to ask about the truth first, and then about life and death. The three of them went north to Beijing and found that the man behind all the troubles was terminally ill, and the final account book had been sewn into Shen Chonglou's old cotton-padded jacket that he had worn for more than ten years. The enemy was dead, the coup ended, and the emperor ransacked the home of the man behind it. Zhongzhonglou neither won nor lost. He returned to Changsha Island and, amidst the sound of wood chopping in the backyard of the wine shop, he split and compiled the past piece by piece. The world is gone, but people are still standing - living is enough.